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deportation statements during time observe pulitzer worthy escape by decree ego overlap deportation of "homeless immigrants" census fraud is not a measure of goverment in california re segregated aggregated data is not a constitutional law being held deportation hmis creation of absence ballots in population control ownership agenda's...

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Categories: print, absence,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Leprechaun Fine Print
A leprechaun, to me, proposed, at my service, to be disposed. He'd one more thing to say as he jetted away. I must catch him first, he disclosed....

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Categories: print, fairy, ireland,
Form: Limerick



You can print more money
You can print more money By Michelle Morris 27/01/2024 You can print more money But you can't print more people Souls do goodness To ward off evil You can print more money But it is only a tool Souls don't need it Because Heaven rules © Michelle Morris, 2024...

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Categories: print, business, encouraging, heaven, humanity,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Large print
I'm getting older my eyes don't work as they should spectacles needed...

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Categories: print, life,
Form: Senryu
Premium Member tricky small print
If you want to sign up for the Jupiter mission Here is the catch: you have to be serious. And you have to have $100,000 you are willing to lose Because if the space ship blows up, Or if the expedition is cancelled, Of if the sponsor takes the money, There are no refunds. Only two people signed up. A mother and son. Who...

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Categories: print, life,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member OUR OF PRINT
An older woman came to the counter and gave me a quizzical look… She smiled then said, “Excuse me…I’m looking for one particular book.” “It’s a book I read to my granddaughter…who usually fell asleep before we were done… I’d like to send it to her for her birthday…this year she turns 21.” She said her granddaughter called her...

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Categories: print, granddaughter,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Seeing Red, Random Print
Sitting with bunched fists Enraged with anger With nowhere to send it No one is to blame I'm the fool, just me For letting things hurt I look into the darkness for answers Nothing dwells there Maybe shifting shadows Morphing into mocking faces Blood pumps past my eyes I see red, I see red, I see red Pull up my hood, block out sounds! Turn away, stop looking...

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Categories: print, anxiety, art,
Form: Ekphrasis
You Can'T Print Prosperity - Bitcoin Poem 068
Money that stores our working hours Free from the theft of looting powers Children happy - living carefree This is the future I want to see Safe, protected property rights Long term planning in our sights A country we don’t have to flee This is the future I want to see Honest leaders who give a care Willing to serve, without fanfare Living humbly...

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Categories: print, freedom, future, money,
Form: Rhyme
Finger Print
What are these lines? that are drawn on my palm what significance do they carry ? why are there contours on my fingers and why do they vary ? I hear people call them finger prints, and heard them say they are different for all . They signify my uniqueness and all that I am made of. But for...

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Categories: print, christian,
Form: Free verse
Floral Print
Stop and smell the roses even if they aren't there Stop and smell the flowers even if they are dead or bear Stop and smell the roses because each petal has a different scent and every curve is a masterpiece, like a Renaissance painting Pass by a rose and you may miss a lifetime Pass by a daisy and...

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Categories: print, blessing, creation, encouraging, flower,
Form: Free verse
An Ocean of Print
A view of the ocean of print On the night sky over Australia, among thousands of stars the dog of hell appeared, killing the Aboriginal men but a woman of the tribe slaughtered the dog, the men were spared, as the legend says. A beautiful story if not told right, but the dream is true. Is London becoming a murder capital...

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Categories: print, absence, abuse, arabic, break
Form: Blank verse
Your News In Print
This just in, earth is careening toward an asterisk, speeding toward a footnote, alien podiatrists are monitoring. Elephants have moved in-land refusing interviews to the press. In other news, sinkholes have been rescued from children’s ears. Cyclonic swirls of pelicans have created a weather front scientists are stumped. Excuses from discredited experts have been spotted escaping back to Beijing. Nothing may actually be true except for the asterisks, these random star-shaped symbols are...

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Categories: print, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Fingers Print
The thief leaves his imprint on the door handle or pane of glass And he takes your precious treasures and stuffs them in a bag A child's xbox, your ring of engagement and sells them They are never seen again and the loss And a power leaps into his world ,stops him There is no choice and his imprint...

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Categories: print, allusion, blessing, feelings,
Form: Free verse
Baglol Pandit Bp
Kashmiri Hindu Pandits never killed a single person?? Those who killed/raped them were never got punished?? Their voice was never raised and supported by anybody?? They were killed by the terrorists because of their religious identity??...

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Categories: print, betrayal, body, bullying, conflict,
Form: Classicism
Need To Print It Out
Need To Print It Out seemed so pale and frail her heart had started to fail to heaven set sail her life reached an end message to her we will send see you soon intend when she would arrive was angel again alive in river did dive sins were washed away always does have happy day forever their stay am educated God and I are related was congratulated do love Him...

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Categories: print, allegory, analogy,
Form: Senryu

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